Adina Genn is a journalist at Huntington Now. With over 20 years of experience covering Long Island, she focuses on themes such as education, healthcare, arts, and entertainment, as well as fashion and food. Her work has been featured in notable publications including The New York Times, Newsday, and Long Island Business News.
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By: Adina Genn
Huntington-based Oyster and Arrow creates hand-illustrated pajamas and gifts inspired by Long Island landmarks. Founded by Emily Greany, the company emphasizes local coastal motifs and has grown to 25 retail partners, with wholesale driving most of its revenue. The brand aims to expand along the East Coast while maintaining personal connections.
By: Adina Genn
FourLeaf Federal Credit Union is holding its 18th annual turkey drive at its Bethpage headquarters to support Island Harvest Food Bank. The event aims to provide Thanksgiving meals to thousands of Long Islanders facing food insecurity, with donations including frozen turkeys, non-perishable foods and monetary contributions.
By: Adina Genn
The Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center in Glen Cove secured a $150,000 matching federal grant to develop a permanent gallery addressing modern antisemitism. The project aims to educate the public on contemporary antisemitism's rise and impact, using expert guidance and thematic exhibits to promote understanding and counter hate.
Long Island Restaurant Week returns Nov. 1-8 for its 20th anniversary, offering discounted prix fixe menus at participating restaurants across Nassau and Suffolk counties while supporting local food banks and charities.
The Donald and Barbara Zucker Family Foundation has pledged a $10 million matching gift to expand and modernize the level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Good Samaritan University Hospital in West Islip. This initiative aims to enhance neonatal care access on Long Island's South Shore and encourage additional community philanthropic support.
Glen Cove Hospital, part of Northwell Health, launched the R.H. Cushman Cardiac Imaging Center with a $1 million gift from Rod Cushman's estate and a $250,000 state grant. The center enhances access to advanced cardiac imaging and cardiovascular care for Nassau County residents, reducing the need for patient transfers to outside facilities.
By: Adina Genn
A Bellport-based tax preparer pleaded guilty to stealing over $260,000 from a Patchogue auto shop by falsifying tax returns and underpaying state taxes. He used the stolen funds for personal expenses including travel and OnlyFans subscriptions. The defendant has repaid part of the amount and faces further court proceedings.
By: Adina Genn
A pregnant oncology nurse at a hospital on Long Island has sued her employer alleging violations of the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act after being forced onto leave despite manageable pregnancy accommodations. The suit seeks damages and highlights challenges pregnant employees face in securing workplace accommodations.
Northern & Main Hospitality Group is opening Koyu, a 12-seat subterranean omakase counter in Roslyn offering a seasonal 18-course menu. Led by Marc Spitzer, Noam Shemel and Bryan Yee, Koyu blends traditional Edomae-style sushi with local Long Island influences for an intimate dining experience.
Catholic Health has named Frank Kurre as its new president and CEO, effective January 1, 2027. Kurre, a Catholic deacon with extensive healthcare leadership experience, will guide the Long Island-based health system, which generates $4.5 billion in annual revenue and employs 18,000 staff across multiple care services.
